chore(deps-dev): bump styler from 1.11.0 to 1.12.2

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Bumps styler from 1.11.0 to 1.12.2.

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v1.12.0

Improvements

• Pipes:
  • don't unpipe |> dbg, to help our friends who format-on-save and like throwing a quick dbg pipe in while debugging (h/t @​mhanberg)
  • optimize two DateTime.shift |> DateTime.shift into a single DateTime.shift when working with literal durations whose keys are disjoint
• Write "not equal" one way only: not (a == b), !(a == b) => a != b (#251, h/t @​tomkonidas)
• Deprecations: DateTime.add(dt, amount, unit) is rewritten to DateTime.shift(dt, unit: amount) for 1.17+ codebases. While not technically deprecated, Elixir docs recommend shift over add (#253, h/t @​tomkonidas)
• DateTime.shift(dt, ..duration pairs..) now has its duration pairs shrunk like to_timeout
• duration pair shrinking improved for precomputed values, for instance second: 86_400 => day: 1

Fixes

• General improvements to comment handling across Styler (#254, h/t me and claude)
• Fixed explicit-keyword-list merges not being rewritten to puts: Map/Keyword.merge([single: :key]) => Map/Keyword.put(:single, :key)

Changelog

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1.12.2

Fixes

• also leave piped versions of the shift + microsecond bug alone (|> DateTime.add(val, :microsecond) (#256, h/t @​zvlasic)

1.12.1

Fixes

• leave DateTime.add(dt, val, :microsecond) untouched since DateTime.shift with microseconds requires a precision (#255, h/t @​janpieper)

1.12.0

Improvements

• Pipes:
  • don't unpipe |> dbg, to help our friends who format-on-save and like throwing a quick dbg pipe in while debugging (h/t @​mhanberg)
  • optimize two DateTime.shift |> DateTime.shift into a single DateTime.shift when working with literal durations whose keys are disjoint
• Write "not equal" one way only: not (a == b), !(a == b) => a != b (#251, h/t @​tomkonidas)
• Deprecations: DateTime.add(dt, amount, unit) is rewritten to DateTime.shift(dt, unit: amount) for 1.17+ codebases. While not technically deprecated, Elixir docs recommend shift over add (#253, h/t @​tomkonidas)
• DateTime.shift(dt, ..duration pairs..) now has its duration pairs shrunk like to_timeout
• duration pair shrinking improved for precomputed values, for instance second: 86_400 => day: 1

Fixes

• General improvements to comment handling across Styler (#254, h/t me and claude)
• Fixed explicit-keyword-list merges not being rewritten to puts: Map/Keyword.merge([single: :key]) => Map/Keyword.put(:single, :key)

Commits

• 4674cdb v1.12.2
• d4ff7fc fix: piped versions of the DateTime.shift microseconds bug. closes #256
• d4e362b v1.12.1
• 1ae5a60 fix: do not rewrite DateTime.add(..., :microsecond) to shift. Closes #255
• 95a104b v1.12.0
• 9e60f7c Fix integers losing tokenized values in duration shrinking
• 9b22d62 fix meta swap in duration shrinking logic
• 2b01a16 run deprecations before pipes, so pipes can further shrink deprecations
• 5bcee4e futher improve duration shrinking
• 3268da0 fix shift |> shift not working when there are 3+ calls piped
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